8/4/06

August 21st: Patricia Brodie and Steve Glines Feature

Stone Soup Poetry meets from 8-10 p.m. every Monday at the Out of The Blue Art Gallery (located on 106 Prospect Street in Cambridge) with an open mike sign-up at 7:30 p.m. On the twenty first of August, Sommerville's Ibbetson Street Press sends us two of their poets: Patricia Brodie, one of the newest poets to join the roster, and Steve Glines, who recently had a hand in helping to publish the Hugh Fox memoir Way, Way Off The Road.



Patricia Brodie is a clinical social worker with a private psychotherapypractice in Concord, MA. Several of her poems have appeared in The ComstockReview, The Lyric, California Quarterly, Raintown Review, The Edge City Review, The Pedestal and many other journals as well as several anthologies.She recently also won Honorable Mention in a New England Poetry Club contest and awards in contests sponsored by Massachusetts, Georgia, and Wyoming poetry societies. Her chapbook The American Wives Club (Ibbetson StreetPress) was published this year.



Steve Glines is a freelance writer who describes himself as “mostly a technical journalist but really a writer of anything that will pay thebills. I've written poems and polemics. I’ve written monthly columns ontechnology. I’ve written trade books, political obituaries, as well asessays on goose poop and political corruption. I’ve written whitepapersand press releases and all those unread installation manuals that camewith your computer that you wish that you hadn’t thrown away.”

Click here for a poem by Patricia Brodie.

Click here for a poem by Steve Glines.